You can call me AI


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Ah yes, not only can folks not read cursive any more, but it appears that anything other than Comic Sans is illegible…

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I’ve been playing with the AI handwriting recognition on the Boox tablet, and while it’s pretty incredible I cannot get it to understand the word ā€œbrownā€ in cursive, at least when using my low-quality rendition of D’Nealian (which I actually learned in grade school!). It just thinks it’s a drawing and doesn’t try to interpret it.

I learned this of course while experimenting with ā€œThe quick brown foxā€¦ā€. I’m not sure what the problem is; I think it’s the b-r ligature. I’ve tried a number of variations and they’ve got to be really out there to get understood. It’s surprising since the handwriting recognition is otherwise so solid, whether block print, cursive, or scrawl.

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I wonder how good a job it does with Russian cursive.

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I think the AI program you’re working with is still smarter than Linda McMahon, US Secretary of Education.

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AI steak sauce?

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She’s calling it ā€œA Oneā€, but who knows? She seems to think that the initials for artificilal intelligence are upper-case A and the numeral 1.

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Ex-NSA chief warns AI devs: Don’t repeat infosec’s early-day screwups

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I think Robocop didn’t go far enough.
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Next time you see one of those articles saying that ChatGPT can do as well as a human when taking the Bar exam, keep in mind that maybe that’s because ChatGPT wrote the damn test:

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Literally the only conversation I’ve had with the new WhatsApp AI was asking how to turn it off. It gave me directions to a non-existing settings page

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As far as I can tell they haven’t rolled it out around here yet.

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That’s the opposite of what I want from a car.

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